A Detailed guide to the Havasupai Waterfalls in Arizona

[@RMTravels]

IMPORTANT INFO - Just a quick reminder my fellow travelers. Trash created on your trip will need to be packed out / no trash left behind. Lets keep Havasupai beautiful!

[@RMTravels]

Hi Jaime, we were schedule to visit in August but they rescheduled us for September because the monsoon reparations of the pathways. We wanted a warm climate to enjoy the waterfalls so if this is what you are looking for summer months are the best weather permitting. Also, if you can avoid the weekends much better because less visitors go during weekdays. Thanks for watching our video and let us know if you have more questions :)

[@nstv23]

Can you camp around the falls or only at the campsite by the village ? Great video thank you.

[@RMTravels]

@@nstv23 Hi Sattva, yes you can. Once you get there they will provide you with a map of the areas you can camp. We saw a few people have their hammocks near the Havasu Fall which is the first one you see when you arrive. Thanks for watching our video :)

[@petergriego6398]

I’ve been trying to get a permit to go visit for years. Do you have any tips on how to get in another way?
Outfitters companies?

[@RMTravels]

@@petergriego6398 Hi Peter, I understand. It took us a while to be able to go visit also. I (Mayra) was reading on their website, and it seems that they have an official fb page with more up to date information.
facebook.com/HavasupaiTribeTourismOfficial
We don't know of other ways to get there. Our understanding is that this way is the only way. The time we got it, we were open to different dates in summer and also any day of the week, so we had more chances to get the permit. I would recommend you follow them on fb and I would even e-mail and ask if permits are available if someone or a group cancels.

[@RezNemati]

Beautiful! I can't stop watching this beautiful place from different angles! Good job!

[@RMTravels]

It is a beautiful, beautiful place. Mayra's favorite waterfalls :). Thanks for watching!

[@davidlapeer1582]

Thanks for a great mix of scenic views and detailed info. Best video on Havasupai Falls of all!

[@RMTravels]

Thanks David, we're so happy to hear this positive feedback it motivates us to keep sharing our travel guides to help other travelers :)

[@davidlapeer1582]

@@RMTravels I'll be watching for more great info/video's, you guys rock!

[@drizzter1374]

Thank you for this beautiful and informative video! As much as I like to consider myself an adventurist, I tend to overlook the practicalities that a trip like this entails. Your attention to the details will hopefully help me check this beautiful oasis off of my "someday" bucket list. Happy travels!

[@RMTravels]

Thank you for your kind words! We are so glad its been helpful. Just a quick story for more inspiration.... We met a wonderful older lady that told us she just had a hip replacement a year before hiking in to Havasupai, that was her celebration. She mentioned this while roger was trying to build up the courage to hike down Mooney falls.. We are sure you will have a great time when you do visit. Take care!

[@lilianaamezcua]

Planing on a trip this year & was stressing about information & this video literally answered al my questions !! Thanks for the info ♥️ #subscribed 👍🏻

[@RMTravels]

Thanks for watching Liliana, we are glad the video has been useful. You are going to have a great time, it is so beautiful there!

[@aishaurbanescapist]

This is the perfect video- all the detailed info I need plus great footage. Thanks so much! I hope to make the trip as soon as possible.

[@RMTravels]

We are so glad you liked it! Enjoy your trip and thanks for all the kind words.

[@emilyfranklin1616]

exactly what i was looking for thank u

[@margaretImhappy]

Thanks for the info! My friend asked if I want to go and your video was great!

[@RMTravels]

You're Welcome, thank you for watching our video. Yes, go with your friends this is definitely a bucket list place to visit.

[@faatauvaawong879]

Came back just cause this was a great info video!!

[@RMTravels]

Thank you Faatauvaa, appreciate your feedback. We wanted to share the travel Guide we needed when we visited Havasupai. Thanks again for watching our video, it gives us motivation to share more.

[@ildee14]

Thank you so much for this video. You guys made me feel so much better about the camping/hiking part.

[@RMTravels]

Awesome Ingrid! We are glad the video is helping. You are going to have such a good time!

[@davidortiz5296]

I liked to! Subbed !

[@RMTravels]

Thanks!..Defitnetly go there asap ;)

[@andresmanable]

Love the details info you give on the trip keep it up!

[@RMTravels]

Thanks Andres, great Reminder for to make our other Travel guides videos. Thank for watching our Guide 🙂

[@adrianagalyon725]

The best video I have watched! You guys are cute :) thank you for the information.

[@RMTravels]

Thank you for watching Adriana and for your good vibes!! You are going to have a great time on your trip!! Cheers!!

[@Candice.McMillian]

I like the song at the end ❤️

[@RMTravels]

Us too!! it happened so in the moment and we were so happy to have been there. Enjoy your trip!

[@trippin2upmotorcyclecampin529]

This video was amazing, you have inspired us to visit this place. Best wishes

[@RMTravels]

These waterfalls should be on every traveler's bucket list, they are absolutely amazing. We're glad to inspire you and thanks so much for watching our video :)

[@CherryandTrevor]

So informative!!! Thank you so much guys!!! Will be following your journey!

[@RMTravels]

Hello Cherry and Trevor. We're so glad you liked it. We are almost done with our You Tube video where we share how we manage to travel Long term, if you're interested go ahead and Subscribe and we hope to help and inspire you.

[@kevvvex]

Very informative and honest guide. Thank you!

[@RMTravels]

Thank you for your kind words! you will have a blast if you end up visiting the Havasupai

[@nepalesenomad1195]

enjoyed watching, thank you for sharing.

[@RMTravels]

Thank you for watching! Have fun on your trip!!

[@marcusdematos1909]

Awesome video, I feel ready for to visit it now.
You guys rock 👊👊👊

[@RMTravels]

Thanks Marcus! We are glad the video has been helpful. The place is beautiful! Enjoy!!!

[@hmoob21stcentury]

Thank you for sharing our experience!

[@RMTravels]

Lex, thank you for let us know and watching our video. Hope you visit soon, and sorry for the late reply. Safe Travels!

[@nivanelson3129]

Thx you for sharing your trip it was awesome

[@RMTravels]

Niva we are so grateful you watched our video and glad you like it. Thank You! Safe Travels

[@7485Isabel]

wow this video is awesome you guys did such an amazing job in being straight forward.

[@RMTravels]

Thank you Maria! We know your time is precious so we figured we make our videos to the point when we can ! Have fun on your trip!

[@cinnamon6196]

Thank u so much ... !!! Super informative ....

[@RMTravels]

Thank you for watching, you are going to have such a good time! 🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♀️😁

[@hutkewahv981]

Ty

[@RMTravels]

You're Welcome. Thanks for watching our video. Enjoy Havasupai.

[@clairechang3285]

Awesome video with great info!

[@RMTravels]

Thank you Claire, we're glad it is being helpful. Thanks for watching our video as well :)

[@rickybetancourt2254]

Very helpful video thank you guys💪🏼💪🏼👌

[@RMTravels]

Thank you for watching Ricky, have a wonderful time!!

[@vanessa_corrente]

Lo visitaré el mes de noviembre ... gracias por sus recomendaciones

[@RMTravels]

Que la pases de lo mas lindo, son hermosas. Gracias por ver nuestro video Vane

[@wendyfoster997]

Very informative video, thank you

[@RMTravels]

Hi Wendy, thank you for watching!! Have a fun on your trip!!

[@IQ-XMEN]

Nice place to visit.

[@RMTravels]

Yes, we recommend it 100%. Thanks for watching our video Raul. Safe and fun travels 🙂

[@itzelcamacho8283]

Muchas gracias

[@RMTravels]

Drydia, gracias a ti por mirar nuestro video😃

[@piscesrising6533]

You two are adorable 😊❤️

[@RMTravels]

Hi, thank you! Hope the video helped.. Enjoy your trip!

[@bonnitacazares7379]

Nice work. Thank you

[@RMTravels]

Thank so much Bonnita, we're making more see you our other videos ;)

[@WhiskeyTango2]

Perfect video, thanks for the info!

[@RMTravels]

Thanks Alex and thanks for watching too. Stay tune because we'll be making more useful videos. We want to disclose how much we have spent in our travels so it helps those who are planning long term travel. :)

[@luisagarcia8625]

Thanks for the info your video is awesome

[@RMTravels]

Thank you for watching! You are going to have such a nice time, it's so beautiful there 🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♀️

[@crystalmora9441]

Good video. I'm not very fit lol so... the helicopter option is perfect 😆 I heard it's closed until 2023 and a long wait list. Anyway, I would love to come here someday. Thanks for sharing.

[@RMTravels]

Crystal!! Thanks! No worries, helicopter is fine! Better to save your energy for the waterfalls. Unfortunately, it is ... seems like they are doing some safety repairs. Hopefully you get a chance to visit when they open up. Enjoy!

[@unknown.yet.5143]

Answered all mg questions thank you so much!

[@RMTravels]

Hi Shayla, we are glad the video has been helpful! Enjoy your trip!

[@raghunathaca9889]

Beautiful falls....Thank u

[@RMTravels]

Thank youu for stopping by! They are one of the most beautiful we have seen yet!

[@micromommayyc8809]

This is exactly the video I was looking for. So thank informative. I read all the questions and answers. Hoping I can do it soon. I’m not thing I have a question on what’s the weather like in April or may. Do you think there will be snow possibly?

[@RMTravels]

Thanks for the great feedback and for watching our video. Definitely it will be colder than summer. I was checking their website and they says quote " (May-September), Supai temperatures can reach as high as 100 degrees and fall as low as 55 degrees. Average annual precipitation is 2.1 inches. It is important to dress in layers and drink plenty of water" I hope this info helps and that you do visit soon. This are Mayra's favorite waterfalls ever.

[@jezzie1965]

And for us natives it’s free

[@RMTravels]

That is so awesome Jesus!! The place is so beautiful!! Enjoy it :-)

[@Elitania]

Hello, thank you for the info. I have one question though, how is the mosquito situation?

[@RMTravels]

Hi Elitania, there were no mosquitoes when we were there it was September. I (Mayra) am allergic to mosquitoes so I remember. We currently are in South Florida so here we have sooo many mosquitoes 😏. Thanks for watching our video

[@starguy821]

It’s about 24 miles out and back. This can be done in a day. Will I still need to pay for overnight camping if doing it in a day? Start super early and get back around evening so to enjoy the views.

[@RMTravels]

Hi, according to their website information 1 day trips are not permitted. I was also reading that this year 2023, they are catching up with previous reservations that were reschedule due to covid or floods. Apparently, they are taking new reservations when someone or a group is cancelling. They advised to check every day at 8 AM Arizona time online help.havasupaireservations.com/hc/en-us/articles/8808923791508-Campground-Reservation-Terms-and-Conditions

[@NURSENOMADICRx]

Nice guys

[@RMTravels]

Thank you and thanks for watching our video :)

[@robertcadlejr]

Thanks for sharing!

[@RMTravels]

Thanks for watching Don! Enjoy your trip!

[@yakovhammer5739]

Awesome video!
Can you please give me the location where you can park your car and how do we pick up our car at the end of the trip ?
Thank you

[@RMTravels]

Hello Yakov, yes. For our hike there we parked at (type of google maps) Hualapai Hilltop , Parking lot, Supai, AZ 86435. We had arrived there late like around 2AM or so. We recommend you to arrive early so you can rest at night in the parking lot. Also, Do not forget to print your reservations, they check which is good because your car will be there park safely until you return, this helps them know how many days your staying camping. Thanks for watching our video and let us know if you have any other questions. Enjoy Havasupai!

[@MitziBurnett-ms1en]

Can you camp overnight in-between the hikes to the falls?

[@RMTravels]

Hi, to our understanding you cannot. Once you arrive, at the office you'll be given the map of the spots where you are able to. It makes sense that way, a person will be closer to Havasupai town in case of an emergency.

[@msanchez6110]

Does anyone know if this place is open currently? Planning on taking a trip with friends next weekend

[@RMTravels]

Hello M. Sanchez, we just check their website and it continues to be closed to tourism www.havasupaireservations.com/

[@lupitavazquez5216]

Omg thank you so much

[@RMTravels]

Thank you for stopping by Lupita! Enjoy!!

[@juang2695]

just wanted to ask. my wife and I booked for mid July @ the lodge. I know its currently closed now but; how's the weather in July and how do we book for the helicopter. please tell us about the lodge because am hearing they don't have AC. The good part is that now for 2021 the permit is included with purchase.

[@RMTravels]

Hello Juan, we hope things gets better by July and is open by then. July is supposed to get really hot in the 100F, it'll be great for the waterfalls :). To reserve the Helicopter you can do it here 623-516-2790 email: [e-mail]
www.airwesthelicopters.com/Regarding the Lodge, we're not sure about the AC and we couldn't find the info on their website. We saw a picture of the inside and it looks like it has an AC but it could also be a heater not to sure here check it outtheofficialhavasupaitribe.com/Havasupai-Lodge/havasupai-lodge.html let us know how it goes and thanks for watching our video :)

[@taratarentino9628]

Loved your video!
Very informative!
Did you go in may?

[@RMTravels]

Hi bby bee, thank you so much!! We were scheduled for a visit in early August but they rescheduled us due to a previous monsoon. We were there around late September. The place is beautiful!! you will love it!!

[@garrettmeredith244]

Does everyone on the trip have to reserve separately or can one person reserve for everyone?

[@RMTravels]

Hello Garret, To reserve you need to create an account on their website www.havasupaireservations.com/ and one person can reserve for a group just keep in mind that you will have to pay for everyone when you reserve for the whole group. COMING SOON! February 1 is the day to Reserve for the Whole Year :)!

[@elsyfa]

Hola, Do you think October will be good time to go? I mean, What would the temperature be like in the water?

[@RMTravels]

Hola Elsa, the water temperature is 70F the whole year but the weather in Early October is warmer than late October. Check here to know what it was for October 2019 so you can get a better idea. www.accuweather.com/en/us/havasupai/86435/october-weather/2643341?year=2019

[@vks9906]

Can you please me know nearest airport, trek starting point according to Google maps..
Should we rent a car to reach the destination?
Do they rent camping tents nearby?
Thanks much in anticipation

[@RMTravels]

Hello VK, the nearest airport would be Las Vegas McCarran International Airport, and you drive like 3 1/2 hours to Hualapai Hilltop, Supai, AZ 86435, which is the parking lot where you leave the vehicle to start your hike. Please let us know if you are able to see on google maps. Safe Travels

[@vks9906]

@@RMTravels thanks

[@edgarmachado6008]

Fantastic video. Did you encounter any solo hikers? I'm interested in making the hike but concerned since I travel alone.

[@RMTravels]

Hi Edgar, this is a popular location you'll hardly will be by yourself on the hike. We would always encounter groups or the locals on horses. Our advice is to be at the parking lot ready and start heading down when you see a group of people . This will be easy to do once you are at the parking lot.

[@md8744]

Hi there how do we drive to the fall from Los Angeles please. Thanks

[@RMTravels]

Hi Mark, we just checked their website (10/23/20) and it seems that they still remain closed due to Covid19. You can keep on checking here www.havasupaireservations.com/ . However, when it is open and you already have your reservations ready you from LA you drive to the Hualapai Hilltop, Supai, AZ 864359. From here is where the hike begins.

[@luisgsr1000]

Was all this done in one day stay? Did you do all the falls? How many days r recommended?

[@RMTravels]

HI Luis, we camped 2 nights and it was great but we recommend you to stay longer if you can at least 3 nights so you can fully enjoy all the waterfalls without being in a rush. Havasupai is absolutely beautiful you will not regret it. Thanks for watching our video.

[@thealpineholic8199]

Hi! loved your video! are there restaurants near the camping site so we don't have to cook?

[@RMTravels]

Yes, we noticed a restaurant and a small store by the village which is located 2 miles from the campground, the restaurant sells burgers, fries, native tacos and the store sells things like drinks, canned food and fruits. Always better to bring your own goodies but if you run out or just want to eat something different you can ; - ) Enjoy your trip!!

[@vanessa_corrente]

Son necesarios los palos para el camino de hiking?

[@RMTravels]

No, nosotros no los necesitamos. Bueno en realidad nunca los hemos usado pero escuchamos que ayuda mucho llevarlos.

[@username-qy5wp]

If you visit the falls, do you HAVE to camp there overnight? Or could you visit for a couple of hours and leave without trouble?

[@RMTravels]

Hi Alexa, no one day trips. You would need to stay at least one night to hike back out. thanks for watching..! Enjoy!

[@audralenhart5102]

It’s 20 miles round trip…

[@justinpham490]

So are these waterfalls not accessible unless you have a reservation with their campgrounds?

[@RMTravels]

Hi Justin, yes that's correct. Since the waterfalls are inside the Havasupai Village visitors need to reserve first in order to visit. It is so worth it :). Thanks for watching our video

[@minhhop3208]

thanks for very detailed info. Wish you have troll to show us from above! Anybody aver gets lost?

[@RMTravels]

You are welcome! I wish we did too, we are looking to get a drone sometime in the near future to incorporate in the shots. Not sure if anyone got lost hiking in before but it is a narrow canyon once you go through it you are at the village, pretty much a one way shot.

[@savenmeyer9156]

You said that a hammock or tent would be acceptable for camping. Are the trees for the hammock near the campsite?

[@RMTravels]

Hi Saven, yes there are plenty of trees around the campsite. The camping area is actually really big. Enjoy!

[@savenmeyer9156]

@@RMTravels Thank you!

[@mgm661]

Do you still need a 3 nights minimum ($375) hiking permit if you take a helicopter to Havasu Falls ?

[@RMTravels]

Our understanding and according to their website is that All visitors required a reservation prior arrival. Also, we don't know if they are making any changes this year (February 1, 2023) on their Reservations. Our best advice is to email them directly to find out. Here is their email : [e-mail]

[@mgm661]

@@RMTravels thanks 😊 🙏

[@RMTravels]

@@mgm661 Let us know if you do find out, we're curious now😁 good luck

[@p0rkystza]

LOVE THIS VIDEO quick question, is it $125 per person per day?

[@RMTravels]

Hello, thank you and thanks for watching our video. Yes, $125 (weekend pay per person).

[@perlareis2868]

how many days did you stay down there?

[@RMTravels]

Hi Perla, we were there for 3 days and it was awesome 🙂Thanks for watching our video👍🏼

[@thebluetarp]

So no charge to hike in and hike out? They only charge you for lodging or camping. No permit required of any kind? How much is tent camping?

[@RMTravels]

Hello Thebluetarp, Hike in and Out the same day is not allowed. The permit charges are included in the final pay. For example: The prices are $100 per person, per day for camping or $125 if is during the weekend and all permits and taxes are included on these prices. Also, remember that February 1 is the day to Reserve for the Whole Year.

[@thebluetarp]

R.M.Travels so mid week, 2 people, 3 days you are looking at $600. Is this paid in advance the day you make the reservation? Thanks for the help

[@chrystalynty5731]

Do you camp by your selves or you camp with tour guide ?

[@itsmatthewalvarado]

Looks like they did it themselves

[@RMTravels]

We camp by ourselves, when we visited we did see groups of people with tour guides. For us, we enjoyed doing by ourselves and running into other visitors at times :) Thank for watching our video Chrystalin

[@cterry5559]

Wow did carry your guitar all the way there?

[@RMTravels]

Hi C Terry, that was a friends we met and he did. That was amazing for sure :). Thanks for watching our video.

[@usamasyed293]

i was wondering can i visit in may?

[@RMTravels]

Hello Usama, We just checked their website right now and apparently It remains closed until June 2022 due to Covid19 . Not surprise since the Havasupai village is a very small community and resources are limited. Thanks for watching our video.

[@linda3.14]

How many days did you guys hike for?

[@RMTravels]

Hi Linda, to get there it took us 6 hours hiking from the parking lot to the camping location. We made some rest stops and we are beginners. We met a couple we made it in 4 hours. I hope this gives you a better idea so you can prepare yourself accordingly. Thanks for watching our video :)

[@azvoltage]

Puedo tomer el helicopter de refreso al parking

[@RMTravels]

Hola Azvoltage, si solo recuerda que lo tienes que reservar antes. Gracias por ver nuestro video. Saludos!

[@azvoltage]

@@RMTravels donde se reserva...

[@RMTravels]

@@azvoltage Esta es la info para el helicóptero 623-516-2790 correo: [e-mail]
www.airwesthelicopters.com/

[@lno0009]

Hello i have not found information, if i am able to take kids, 5 yrs and 7yrs. ? Or is this is not for kids?

[@RMTravels]

Hello Lizbeth, we just just send them an e-mail to find out. We are curious to know now. Here is the e-mail ([e-mail])
and if you hear from them first comeback and share the info. As soon as we hear back from them we will let you know.

[@leopupo]

I'm taking my 5 year old boy in October this year. They dont recomend kids under 10 but if they have some experience hiking you can take them.

[@JQUICK21]

I heard you can helicopter in and then the hike is just 2 miles

[@RMTravels]

Hi, yes the village is two miles away from the first waterfall :) which is where the helicopter lands :)

[@JQUICK21]

@@RMTravels Thank You!

[@rosiehernandez4194]

How long did this whole trip take

[@RMTravels]

Hello Rosie, our Trip lasted 2 nights 3 days. We Highly recommend to arrive early so you have the whole first day to Enjoy.

[@lbabyk]

Was it hard to reserve?

[@RMTravels]

Hi Carla, it was a little hard honestly. Our advice is to be flexible with the dates and be ready to make your reservation on February first. They have been changing their reservation methods for a few years so keep an eye on their website. But its totality worth it!

[@joebyrum9241]

Did y'all have to use a bear canister? I know there's not bears but their site says you have to have one.

[@RMTravels]

Hi Joe, we did not. I don't think there is bears there but we did hear stories about squirrels stealing peoples food. We didn't have any problem though. Have fun!

[@suzanneel-haj6189]

when did you guys go? Not sure what time of year to go

[@RMTravels]

Hi Suzanne! Our original date was August but it was rescheduled to September due to a monsoon. The water temp is the same all year round, so we think summer might be best to enjoy the water.

[@luzgarcia3509]

Where do you find
Info for the horses??

[@luzgarcia3509]

Video is great

[@RMTravels]

Hi Luz, apparently you need to reserve them when you are making your reservation on HavasupaiReservations.com you can also find more information here www.theofficialhavasupaitribe.com/Havasupai-Mules/havasupai-mules.html. We hope this is helpful!

[@RMTravels]

aww thank you and thanks so much for watching our video :)

[@bunlyuk3619]

Is it possible to just stay 1 night on camp ground?

[@RMTravels]

Hi Bunly, yes you can! You have to stay one night minimum for this trip. Enjoy, it is so beautiful there!!

[@chachee15]

vote for Pedro

[@RMTravels]

Napoleon Dynamite hahahaha

[@ganjad8329]

Do they have beer at the cafe

[@RMTravels]

Hi D! On their official website it says it is prohibited to have alcohol in the village but we are not sure if they sell it there. Enjoy!

[@weeevan3078]

Can I ride my bicycle into supai?

[@RMTravels]

Honestly I looked for your question on the official website and all other platforms but I couldn't get a straight answer. The ground is a bit uneven on some areas but if its a mountain bike and you are an expert I think there is a possibility it could be done, however I am not sure if they will allow it. I don't see why not though they even allow you to bring your own horse to ride in if you wanted to. I would give them a call to make sure before you attempt. Here is the number [phone] good luck!

[@weeevan3078]

@@RMTravels thanks much for checking I have an electric bicycle with fat tires can go 40 miles distance on 1 charge at 28 mph max velocity.

[@RMTravels]

@@weeevan3078 Nice!! that would be awesome if you could ride it in. Some areas are really uneven so might have to walk it here and there... I say give them a call you might get lucky!!

[@muzzer3726]

Wow, this place is for rich people

[@RMTravels]

Thanks for watching, we know it is a bit expensive but to be honest it is so worth it!! The place is like no other!!

[@rebeccaburns3635]

Please bring awareness and educate people about the abuse that goes on with the pack mules. If you do this hike DO NOT use pack mules. They are severely abused and often left dead. At what cost are you willing to go to get that picture. It’s not worth it. If you can’t pack it in and out don’t go. Google Havasupai Falls horses. There is plenty information on it.

[@RMTravels]

Hi Rebecca, we respect that you feel this way. For us it was a lot of fun carrying our own backpack and doing the hike and actually a lot more people have asked us more about the helicopter option than anything else.

[@Mr.Market777]

$300 and WHAAAT? NO THANKS. I'm from a Tribe called CheckaHo

[@RMTravels]

We are currently editing our Austin video, this could be a more affordable waterfall to visit..Stay Tune :)

[@goldenboyproductions7229]

but can u bring dogs

[@RMTravels]

Hello, we just checked their website and it says "No. pets are not permitted" theofficialhavasupaitribe.com/Havasupai-FAQ/havasupai-faq.html

[@keegs32]

I no doubt would helicopter fly into this not hike

[@RMTravels]

Hi Haile, that is definitely the fastest way to get there. Enjoy Havasupai:)

[@armedgunman8988]

$100 for camping up in Nature. Geese!

[@RMTravels]

We know its a bit pricy but they are taking great care of the place and keeping it natural and pure. Trust us, its worth every penny ;-)

[@cadillacman2141]

Somebody is making money 💰

[@RMTravels]

Hi JC, think of Havasupai Residents as tourism being their only choice as far as employment goes to feed their families. We were amazed at how well they are maintaining the falls.

[@iyot1020]

so let me get this straight helicopter is cheaper than horseback hahahahahhaah

[@RMTravels]

We are assuming that its because you can fit more than one person on the helicopter at a time :-) have fun on your trip~!!

[@sillygoose9666]

I'm sorry but the prices are too high

[@RMTravels]

I know they are but honestly once you are there you realize it is totally worth it!

[@wangmuncher7640]

So stupid how they charge to see nature

[@TuaDeezNutz]

He should do all the talking because he clearly knows how to speak english without an accent.

[@RMTravels]

Clearly that's a terrible idea😁, every single country you travel to is full of accents 🌎. For speaking 3 languages, I am actually doing a great job👏🏼 at sharing travel tips while speaking USA English 🤓😄.

[@TuaDeezNutz]

@@RMTravels if you are the female in the video you have a terrible accent with English and can't pronounce words correctly. The Uber driver I just had that's been here for only 6 years spoke better English than you. It's sad and pathetic get better if you want to use English. When I speak Spanish I make it a point to roll my R's and pronounce things correctly and if I don't know how I don't speak Spanish. It's that simple, respect the language and you get respect back.

[@TuaDeezNutz]

@@RMTravels USA English 😂 compared to what British English? They are just as bad as you with words and pronunciation. Examples:
Maths instead of math
Torch instead of flashlight (it doesn’t have an open flame - it’s not a torch)
Biscuits instead of cookies - biscuits are savory, like biscuits and gravy; cookies are the sweet desserts.
Jumpers instead of sweaters - a jumper is someone who jumps, like someone who might jump off the bridge to commit suicide. It’s not something you wear.
Football instead of soccer - football is the NFL, the best sport in the world. Soccer is a British word that they stopped using but we Americans kept using.
Pitch instead of field - the correct phrase is “soccer field”, not “football pitch”. Pitch is like tar, not a playing venue.
Table instead of standings - a table is a furniture; the standings show the win loss records of a team.
Level up instead of tied up - you level up a container with liquid, you tie the opposing team.
Cleansheet instead of shutout - you shut out the other team on defense. What does cleansheet even mean?
Flat instead of apartment - flats are types of shoes or the state of your tires, not a residential unit.
Pavement instead of sidewalk - pavement is the tar surface of a road. It’s not the concrete walkway next to the road.
Trolley instead of shopping cart - a trolley is a type of public transportation, not something you push around a grocery store
Rubber instead of eraser - rubber is a substance or a condom.
Burgled vs burglarized - the right verb is burglarized; is burgled even a word?
“Knock you up” instead “wake you up” - do the British knock each other up a lot? Then why is their birth rate so low?
It’s pronounced “straw-berries”, not “strawbries”. It’s pronounced a-LOO-mi-num, not a-loo-MI-nyum. It’s pronounced “ske-dule”, not “she-dule”
Learn English for god sakes.

[@ronnie32567]

A hundred bucks to camp, F that sheite, I won’t be going there

[@RMTravels]

It is pricey, but worth every penny. All proceeds are to sustain the village, this is pretty much the only way to make a living there. Knowing this for us was 100% worth it plus Havasupai is absolutely heaven on earth. We prefer Havasupai instead of a theme park.